For the handful of Hip-Hop fans in the Roon Community (currently).
Maybe that number grows over time
I’ll tag some that I’ve seen share before: @lorin @dylan @PatMaddox
I love all types of music, from Santana to Vivaldi to Armin Van Buuren to Keith Jarrett to Stevie Wonder.
Love me some Hip-Hop too… I’ll kick it off, taking it back to 1986.
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I saw them live in 1986 with RUN DMC, I was 16/17, my old chap drove me and my best buddy to Brighton and whilst we went to the gig, he went and had a pub meal and then retired for a nap in the car.
Next thing he knows, the police are tapping on the window, someone had reported that a man had died in his car in a car park
My dad was a legend.
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Haha what a cool story and cool dad!
Holy moly, seeing them in ‘86 with Run DMC… that’s a golden period of Hip-Hop history there…
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Early Kanye. Great Curtis Mayfield sample.
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Underrated storyteller. Superb sample of Bobby Caldwell’s ‘Open Your Eyes’.
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I have to say I struggle with the notion that there are people who can’t even deal with looking at Hip-Hop titles as if it is some affront to them. But hopefully Qobuz will give them a place to stare exclusively at dusty old Jazz titles! And I say that as someone who has way more Jazz in my collection than Hip-Hop! A lot of this is new to me so keep them coming!
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A few Old School Classics…And no swearing which is a rarity in a lot of today’s releases.
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Some great choices already
For your consideration…
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Didn’t take long for Tribe to make an appearance. Classic…
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DJ Premier on production.
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Still gets a party rockin
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Legendary sample of Bobby Caldwell’s ‘What you won’t do for love’
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